Real Estate Transfers in Weld County May 1910
A compiled list of property transfers in Weld County from May 11 to May 16 1910. Entries involve purchasers such as Frank B. Davis James I. Smith and The Consoli dated Lower Boulder Reservoir Co and rail interests including The Denver Laramie Northwestern Railroad Co. with varied sums and rights of way across multiple sections and townships. Also notes multiple lot sales in Erie Greeley Milliken and Grover among others and ends with a note on Chamberlains Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Davis
C. L. Wight
W. D
James I. Smith
Gertrude M. Smith
Lulu A. Smith
Consolidated
Lower Boulder Reservoir & Ditch Co
E. P. House
J. W. Atkinson
Henry Fahrenbruch
John Stada
John Stadel
Mary M. Turney
Harry P. Sowter
Charles W Bone
Geo. A. Hodgson
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Co
George P. McNay
Frank Loy
Regina Z .McAndrew
Margaret Z. Morairty
Kasper Zwaeren
Anna Zwaeren
Mary Fluckiger
John Flukiger
Edgar Oughton
Erie
Charles H. Wells
Daisy
Christobelle Maria
Lockwood Q. C. D
Grover Irrigation & Land Co
Frank Lowe
J. I. Salsama
E. Blanche Mitchell
Arlington Heights
Greeley
Union Pacific Railroad Co
L. T. Davis
St. John W. D
St. John Q. C. D
S. St. John
L. T. Davis Q. C
St. John
Willian D. Reynolds
Willian D. Reynolds Q. C. D
Annie Hembree Blake
Cora A. Blackley
F. A. Hensley
J. A. Ledgerwood
Hudson Artesian
William R. Adams
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern’ Railroad Co
Evans
Union Pacific Coal Co
John Marshall
Erie Co
F. Bell
H. R. Withey
Moore
Northwestern Land & Iron Co
Evelyn Myrtle Tromble
Milli- W. D
Milli
the Purcell Land & Investment Co
Charlies E. Barnes
Cora A. Mackley
Annie Membree Blake
Artie Brown
James Hessell
Jennie Grandy
W. W. Baldwin
W. E. Whittier
Jacob Houserman
New Raymer
Atilla J. Gillett
Duncan M. Rogers
Mary W. Smith
J. Roy McCrery
Robert R. Wisely
East Side
Milliken
Sarai A. Smiley
Victor F. Droll
Annie T. Droll
Voohees New Estate Co
Draper W. D
John Sass
Margareta Sass
Colorado Mortgage & Investment Co
Arthur M. McClenahan
The
D. D. McArthur
Darwin P. French
Haton
W.D
West Side
Eaton
Warmers & Merchants Bank of
Mead, Colo
I. A. Lee W. D
Denver-Laramie Realty Co
John D. Milliken
W. T. Lowe
Henry Giebelhouse
L. C. Moore
Christian M. Christenson
Edward Hippensteel
W. L. Hippensteel
James McComb
Fort Lupton
Charles T. Ahlstrand
Mountain View
Alfred E. Roberts
Bartlett Lumber Co
James A. Magnuson
Ada V. McClelland
Martha M. Bartlett
Joshua Gore
William E. Gore
Grover Townsite Co
Geo. Hendrickson
Beatty
Grover
George G. Philip
George W. Penman
George Coon
Adolph L. Bergsten
Watson G. Sterling
Ruth A. Gillette
Robert R. Wiseley
O. T. Carpenter
John P. Roberts
J. M. Gingrich
William E. Motheral
James &. Coleman
Fred C. Worden
Hunter’s Sub
F. B. Stevenson
C. I. Warner
T. A. Paden
J. L. Gray
Rik
Carr
George N. Green
Ey LeRoy
Noel W. D
Runner narrowly escapes death after street collision
Jack Taylor was run down on Seventh Street at noon when dodging an auto driven by W R Samples. Taylor, on his wheel, was thrown on a dirt embankment in front of Huffemith's implement shop. His right leg was badly bruised but not broken. wheel damaged and a lamp on the auto broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Samples
Seventh Street
J. A. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Huffemith
Fort Lupton Grays Blank Underhill Five Inning Game
The Fort Lupton Grays defeated the Underhill team from Denver 8 to 0 in five innings. Padfield held the visitors to two scratch hits as weather forced the early finish. Lupton earned the win in Fort Lupton on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupton
Fort Lupton
Investors scout eastern Weld county near Grover
About fifteen investors from Oregon leave for a three day inspection trip across Weld county near Grover led by Will Sutor of Hunter and Sutor Denver. They tour the land as part of a study for potential reservoir placements, though Sutor says he acts as agent not as an investor for his own capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Grover
Orida
Will Sutor
Hunter & Sutor
Denver
Real Estate a Good Investment in Weld County
Mr Suter says Weld county real estate is a better bet than most of the state outside Denver with property values holding steady. He notes inflated prices on the western slope northwest and southeast and expects Weld to maintain agricultural prosperity due to exceptional land merit. Also advertises Champlain Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe child cough cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Weld County
Denver
Suter
Eaton High School Alumni Gathering Phase Banquet Plans
Eaton May 13. Alumni gathered at Miss Lulu Leadbetter's home to plan a May 28 banquet at the I C O F hall. Nine spring graduates will be initiated. Committees appointed for banquets decorations initiations and programs as details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Keener
Hattie Thompson
San Francisco Man Repays 25 Cent Loan With $100 Check
A San Francisco man repaid a 25 cent bed and meal loan from 1895 with a $100 check to the former lender. F. J. Heath of that city sent the repayment to Fred Walsh, a dairy worker, noting the debt plus interest. Both men worked at the White House creamery in 1895 and fell on hard times. Heath later vanished for years before sending the payment. Walsh, who was near jobless himself, said he always trusted Heath and would have loaned him more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
F. J. Heath
Fred Walsh
Walsh Heath
Heath
Walsh
White House
Oregon
Ietter
Windsor Graduation Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev Hughes Allen
Rev Prank Hughes Allen of Greeley will preach the baccalaureate sermon for Windsor high school's class of 1910. Assisting clergymen include Rev B W Bowell of Greeley and Rev CG M Cooper. Miss Eisa Laybourn performs an instrumental, and the chorus sings The Heavens are Telling the Glory of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Prank Hughes Allen
Greeley
Windsor High School
B. W. Bowell
CG. M. Cooper
Cy. L. Dudiey
Eisa Laybourn
More Farmers Needed in Colorado Says Cottrell
Fort Collins reports Prof. H. M. Cottrell of Colorado Agricultural College notes in a bulletin that Colorado imported over 42 million dollars of farm and dairy products in 1909 and calls for 30,000 more farmers to supply the state. The data show substantial quantities of hogs and pork were imported, with total value of 4,274,888 dollars for hogs pork and pork products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
H. M. Cottrell
Colorado Agricultural College
Experiment Station
Colorado
Cottrell
Farmers’ Institute Department
Denver
Odd Fellows Lodge to Visit Timnath for Second Degree Work
Thirty five members of the Eaton local lodge of Odd Fellows will travel by auto to Timnath tonight to perform second degree team work before the Timnath lodge. J L Jones a leading Eaton businessman is seriously ill with appendicitis and an operation has not yet been decided upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Timnath
J. L. Jones
Eaton
Weld County News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs A E Rains and Ina visited Loveland friends. Elsa Laybourne and Helen Laybourne spent Sunday in Fort Collins. Ed Ward, once in Greeley asylum care, has returned home improving fast. Community reports Crops look good with expectation of large yield. Mead to build a new school during vacation. Delegates to Woodmen of the World district convention from Longmont area. Several residents travel to Greeley Julesburg and Meads for business and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Rains
Ina
William Forgey
Loveland
Elsa
Helen’ Laybourn
Fort Collins
Ed Ward
Greeley
Lyle Darnell
Windsor
O. P. Martindale
J. C. Hart
Denver
Fairview
Blodgett
Jordan of
Meads
Cable
L. C. Mudd
Mead
W. 8. Longwith
A. S. Lincoln
C. M. Keeton
Mr. Snook
Tom McWilliams
G. H. Candlin
Longmont
The
Woodmen of the World
Marion King
Anderson Ranch
Tom Robinson
Julesburg
Rob Kidd
George Coffman
Jack McMillan
A. McMillan
Jack Kingsbury
A Callahan
Elton Capperoon
Felix Parker
Charley Smith
Jack McMillen
A. McMillen
Roy Noel
Jordie McMillen
George Crossman
J. C. Mubbard
John Miller
Rose Coffman
Miss Coffman
Monthly church society meetings reported in the area
The Ladies Aid of a Methodist church met at Mrs. Jack's home for their monthly gathering. The Missionary Society of the U P church held its monthly session at Mrs. H R Chalfant's home. Mrs. Thomas Ferguson hosted the Larkin club. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev J J Lace of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bvans
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Jack
The
Missionary Society of the U. P. Church
H. R. Chalfant
Thomas Ferguson
Larkin Club
J. J. Lace
Greeley
Truharts and guests tour to Greeley yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. T. Truhart led a party of guests on a motor trip to Greeley yesterday. Mrs. W. O. Rissman and her daughter also enjoyed a day in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Four Trips Over World by a Peripatetic Spirit
W L Lake, born in Chicago and raised as the son of a missionary, has circled the globe four times by age 28. He describes starting at 11, completing three long trips with little money, and another yearlong journey at 18, often working/often taking what he could in the Far East, and plans to continue traveling rather than settle down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lake
Chicago
Greeley
Lake
Far East
White
Europe
For Sale Well Trained Wolf and Watch
For sale an exceptionally trained wolf. Includes well maintained gear and a ready observer. Serious inquiries to 1116 2nd Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso
Ene
Greeley
Open season fishing no license required for Colorado residents
Attorney General Barrett’s opinion states residents may fish during Colorado’s open season from May 25 to November 30 without a license. The ruling clarifies past confusion after a hunting license bill error led many sportsmen to obtain both licenses. A letter from State Game Commissioner Tor Holland confirms the opinion for local sportsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Senate
House
Shafroth
Feneral
W. B. Starr
Tor Holland
Colorado
T. J. Holland State Game and Fish
Collins Wins Dramatic Home Run In Ninth Inning
Lam Feeders beat Berthoud 7 to 7 in the ninth tied half as Wright, the Lam Feeders left fielder, hit a ball into the right garden for a late lead. Both teams played well but the cold day limited attendance to about 200 fans.
Eaton Beats Windsor in Fast Ball Game 9-4
May 16 Windsor reports Eaton's Bates team defeated local Windsor 9 to 4 in a fast game. A large Eaton crowd supported the visitors. A. M. Thayer of Boston arrived for a visit with EB K. Thayer, then planned trips to Riverview and Greely. Mrs. Harry Thayer and daughters also stayed with the Thayer family in Greely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Windsor
Bates
A. M. Thayer
Boston
EB. K. Thayer
Thayer
Riverview
Poudre
Greey
Harry Thayer
Greeley
Equipped girl from country seeks guidance in job search
A fragmentary dialogue shows a girl from the country expressing uncertainty about her skills and an employment agent advising her to advertise herself as ready for work. The snippet includes a reference to Meggendorfer Blac' er, suggesting a period or literary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meggendorfer Blac
PAYS HER WAY BY RAISING ON LOC AT HOME
A Massachusetts schoolgirl describes growing 122 bushels of market onions on railroad land she leased with $10. She hired help, battled weeds, and earned about $50 after costs, planning to invest the money and fund her college. An ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New York, Tribune
Chamberlain
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Regal
Weld County Abstract & Investment Co
H. E. Grice
J. D. Myers Investment Co
Bessie M. Tucker
Nellie M. Rice
Thomas T. Wilson
A. W. Jacobe
Alta Vista
A. W. Jacobs
Jack Taylor
Grove
Eaton High School
Atarra
Ely
Cam Bau
Co Aye
Ames Ely
Sam
LY Brothers
Warren St
T V
Woodworth
Mateet
Colo
Egen
Poe T
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Big Bend
Henry Candlin
Notary Public
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